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GDB has an example for how std string looks with and without a pretty printer at this link If you want to use the Boost Unordered pretty printers it s very simple

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In that case writing a pretty printer to show the variables assuming your language can be compiled into a binary that can be debugged with GDB given that most languages are

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In this tutorial Software Architect Mark Williamson follows on from our previous tutorial on advanced pretty printers for GDB showing how to configure and control the behaviour of your

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24 3 2 8 Writing a Pretty Printer A pretty printer consists of two parts a lookup function to detect if the type is supported and the printer itself Here is an example showing how a std string

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Certainly my example is a simple case and you could argue Pretty Printers are not needed However having worked on some large code bases there are some complex struct and class

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With a pretty printer for std string only the contents are printed gdb print s 2 abcd

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Creating a GDB pretty printer from scratch GDB is a very popular debugging tool that is supported in many programming languages Even if you are not using GDB directly

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